Connect your assistant to the SEC record and read the section that matters — not a summary of it.
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Every answer carries a citation to the filing it came from. Benchmarked: same model, same question, 10–20× fewer tokens than web-search research →
Three jobs, one conversation. This is what your assistant can do the minute it's connected.
One question, answered out of the filings themselves — the purchase, the price, and the two directors who bought the same week. Each citation opens the filing behind it: typeset, readable, and public, for whoever you forward it to.
Ask for an audit and get a durable, typeset document — every figure and every quote footnoted to the filing it came from. Share it as a frozen snapshot: the reader needs no account, and the page does not change under them.
Oracle’s Q1 FY27 10-Q, run through the off-balance-sheet commitments audit. Six quarters of leases signed but not yet commenced, the recorded liabilities beside them, and the guarantee clause that appeared in two filings and then vanished — followed by the filing’s own sentence, quoted as filed:
Q1 FY27 10-Q, Note 6 — LeasesAs of August 31, 2026, we had $288 billion of additional lease commitments, substantially all related to data center arrangements, that are generally expected to commence between the second quarter of fiscal 2027 and fiscal 2029 and for terms of fifteen to nineteen years that were not reflected on our condensed consolidated balance sheets as of August 31, 2026 or in the maturities table above.Oracle Corporation · Form 10-Q · quarter ended August 31, 2026 · a callout block in the shared report
create_report — the one tool on the server that writes. Your assistant hands over its finished synthesis as typed blocks: assessment, ledger tables, timelines, and the filing’s own sentences as callouts. Every block carries the filings behind it.sec.gov. A citation to a news article or a company site is rejected when the report is created.
Everything your assistant reads is also a page you can open — what changed in the latest 10-K, who controls the company and who audits it, the statements, full-text search, 13F books, and the reports your assistant writes.
company_brief.
create_report.
financial_statements.
search_filings.
manager_holdings.Name the companies you cover. When one of them files something that matters — a material event, an earnings release, a cluster of insider trades — an AI briefing arrives with the filing attached and the item it came from. You name the companies; we do the reading. The watches behind these briefings are called Sentinels — on paid tiers you configure your own; the free tier’s daily briefing is curated for you.
Five-year revolver replacing the 2023 facility; pricing grid tightens 25bps at the top ratings tier…
Filer states intent to engage the board on capital allocation and a strategic review…
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Five tiers, same product. Pick the verb that matches your workflow — start free, upgrade when the work asks for more. Free reads the record: company search, filings, and the MCP starter tools, no card. Paid buys the same SEC data sec-api.io sells, with the platform around it, for about 40% less.
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Browse SEC. Search, read, and try the platform — including the MCP server.
company_brief + MCP starter toolsAnswer it where you work. Any filing question, answered in the conversation you're already in — with the citation attached when you forward it.
Follow the person, not just the company. Who bought, who advises the fund, who sits where — the people graph, plus the full MCP surface end-to-end.
person_intel + the account dossierscreen_companies + membership explainOwn the datasets underneath. Annual license for your product or research — maintained, non-exclusive, scoped to your use.
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Connect your assistant to our MCP server and ask about SEC filings in the conversation you're already in — sections, exhibits, financials, ownership, events — with every answer cited to the filing it came from. The same corpus is also a web app when you want a screen instead of a chat, and briefings arrive by email when the companies you follow file.
Yes. Point your assistant at an accession number, a form type, or a company and read the item, the exhibit, or the footnote as filed — the exact filed language, not a paraphrase. Sections come back one at a time, so a 200-page 10-K costs you the part you asked for rather than the whole document.
Yes. Our MCP server connects Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client to live SEC data — company search, financials, insider and institutional ownership, real-time material events, and full-text filing search, with every number cited to its filing. Free covers lookups — including the recipe prompts, free at every tier; Pro unlocks the full research toolkit; Analyst adds the people graph, universe screening, and the slash command /edgar:earnings_postmortem. In our published benchmark, the same agent answered SEC research tasks 10–20× cheaper via MCP than web search — and more accurately.
sec-api.io gives you raw filing JSON for $49–199/month. We give you the same data plus a web UI, AI-analyzed Sentinels, and MCP tools built around analyst questions — starting at $30/month. Same SEC data. Complete platform. Lower price.
The people graph (person_intel), universe screening (screen_companies, get_universe_membership, explain_membership), the composed account dossier, Keyword Sentinels, HMAC-signed webhooks, the /edgar:earnings_postmortem slash command, and 5,000 AI-analyzed Sentinel events/mo. $109/month (or $999/year), 7-day trial.
Yes, no card required. Free includes company search, filing browsing, daily curated briefings, the company_brief MCP tool, and a capped taste of disclosure search — 3 results per query. Configurable Sentinels and the rest of the MCP surface unlock at Pro ($30/month).
Each comparison says plainly what the other platform is better at. Prices are re-verified quarterly.
Two minutes from connect to an answer that carries its filing.
